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Spire E-Newsletter Summer Issue 2018
1 May 2018 Spire Singapore hosted its first Client Entertainment Night of the year. Clients, business associates and partners joined the Spire team for a […]
Innovation in agriculture – Meeting global food security needs
Humankind’s future ability to feed itself is in jeopardy due to the concurrent degradation of land, water, climate and biodiversity on a global scale. The […]
China’s New Silk Road Initiative – An integrated trade strategy for the 21st century?
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), announced in 2013, is not only China’s most ambitious global infrastructure project but also one of the largest ever […]
The Philippines – Asia’s next economic powerhouse?
The Philippines is emerging as one of Asia’s most dynamic economies, with a forecasted growth rate of 6.9 per cent in 2018 driven by investment […]
China’s measured reaction to US trade tariffs
2 – 8 April 2018China Daily – Asia Weekly China’s measured reaction to US trade tariffs The recent US trade tariff announcement will impact Chinese […]
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- Is another 1997-style emerging market crisis on the cards?
The strong US dollar poses a risk to emerging market equities, corporate balance sheets and currencies.view - Spire explains market opportunities in Australia for Malaysian franchisors
Franchisors urged to explore growth sectors for Australian franchising, like catering, retail and administrative services.view - Confidence key to Singapore’s success
Risk-taking crucial for Singapore’s future.view
- Is another 1997-style emerging market crisis on the cards?